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It's both driving without insurance and giving false details to commit fraud. The name and address given were also likely to be false, which is another offense.
Not something that requires a crime report so no crime number.
Where do you get the false name and address from? The OP reads like there's no insurance are you over thinking it?
I was given a false name, phone number and insurance. I do know their actual address as they went into their house to get another male to try to intimidate me further into leaving without details.
What a sad state of policing in this country that driving uninsured and providing your innocent victim with false details is not a crime worthy of even a crime number!
It's both driving without insurance and giving false details to commit fraud. The name and address given were also likely to be false, which is another offense.
Not something that requires a crime report so no crime number.
Where do you get the false name and address from? The OP reads like there's no insurance are you over thinking it?
I was given a false name, phone number and insurance. I do know their actual address as they went into their house to get another male to try to intimidate me further into leaving without details.
What a sad state of policing in this country that driving uninsured and providing your innocent victim with false details is not a crime worthy of even a crime number!
It’s always been that way but you are entitled to an investigation. Most forces will allow you to report the matter online. Have you tried?
